Sentence examples for really observed from inspiring English sources

Property lines are not really observed here.

He added: "Gay men have always been prolific drug users, particularly when it comes to 'club drugs', but injecting drugs – crystal meth, GHB – is a relatively new phenomenon that we haven't really observed before".

Werner recalled one of the early meetings of the consortium, in which one fisherman asked how whales could get entangled with fishing ropes in the first place: "There was a stunned silence because nobody [had] really observed this except maybe once or twice," Werner said.

Before you do the task, you might… Extension Activities: Narrative Writing: Science Times: "Finding Zen in a Patch of Nature" Common Core Standards: W3, W10, RI4, RI10, RH4 Have you ever sat and really observed the world around you? Do you notice the line of ants at the base of the tree in your yard?

So, for example, when they say that unequal countries have higher murder rates than equal ones, all they have really observed is that Americans kill each other much more often than do people in other rich countries, perhaps because they are better armed.

Hay, talking about the government's response to the pandemic, said: "We've only really observed this over the last few weeks so, in terms of response, of course people could have done more sooner but that again might have raised greater alarm over the population".

"He's an actuary, but he doesn't really observe his own life.

"It is important sometimes to remove ourselves in order to really observe the world".

The study speculated that perhaps the NHL just needs more time for the numbers to improve – that is, the regulation is still new and its effectiveness might be difficult to really observe at the moment.

"We are standing by that affirmation that we have observed the quark matter; the quark-gluon plasma is something else," said Claude Detraz, the director of research at CERN. "We don't think that we can make it with our energies, or at high enough a temperature, to last long enough so that we can really observe and study the quark-gluon plasma.

In this sense, our measure of hiring discrimination is crude, since we do not really observe job access.